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iCivics Games

Free civic-learning games that let students explore government, law, elections, and public decision making through play.

History & culture · Games · Reading · Parent & educatorAges 10–18Free🌐 1 languages

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About iCivics Games

iCivics Games uses digital simulations and role-based play to help students explore civic concepts such as law, government, elections, and public decision making. The official games guidance explains how the games support classroom learning objectives.

Age and access

This resource is listed for ages 10–18. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free. The listed language coverage is English.

What stands out

Turns civics concepts into interactive decisions and scenarios
Supports history and government learning with classroom context
Provides free games from an established civic education nonprofit

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How the score is built

Civics valueExceptional

Games make government, law, and civic decision making concrete.

Age fitStrong

The content is most appropriate for upper elementary through secondary learners.

Teaching supportStrong

The official page explains classroom use and learning objectives.

AccessFree

The public games are free to play.

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Parent notes

The topics are best suited to older children and teens because games can involve law, elections, and government systems.
Adults should preview the individual game and discussion prompts before independent play.
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